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7th July 2009, 06:21 PM
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Reps: 432,857,370,051,261 (power: 432,857,370,056) | | Originally Posted by craigerNY  The ones who cling to Palin are the same ones that have infested the Republican party like a disease.......the Neocons. They are a group of big government, authoritarian Nationalists, obsessed with mincing religion with politics whose solution to everything is at the end of a gun barrel or a bomb-sight. Fortunately America is tired of them which is pretty much a guarantee that Palin will ultimately never make it. Unfortunately for the Republican party though they think that Neocons are exactly what America needs most at this time. Who ever said she is a female Bush was on the money. Until the Republicans can rid themselves of the Neocon disease they will continue to lose. Kinda hard to rid yourself of something that has a majority stranglehold on the entire party which is why I am sure we haven't heard the last of her.
When you mix religion and politics you know what you get? A theocracy, and we all know how well that's working out for Iran. Religion and politics don't mesh by design. What's works is when Godly principals are used as a guide to build on, like in our Constitution and Bill of Rights. Both expertly balanced to fit all the people of this nation, thanks to the authors' more-recent-than-our history of the Pilgrams' stiff religious government, and whose religious leaders were womanizing, lying, self-rightous hyporcrites. Sounds familiar?
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7th July 2009, 06:43 PM
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Reps: 432,640,816,575,563,648 (power: 432,640,816,575,582) | | Originally Posted by TerranceL There is a difference in thinking that someone may not have been alive when something happened and using your age as an argument.
A little critical thinking goes along way.
I have faith in you.
Oh, you're just upset that I proved you wrong. I showed relavance and you couldn't remember. It's ok, senior moments happen!
Originally Posted by TerranceL When was she socially conservative? When she was taking the money for the bridge to nowhere? When she was charging taxpayers to move her family around?
I'm sorry but we've got a president right now who apparently sees himself as king, the answer isn't queen.
Now who'd making absurd comparisons? Palin and Obama have next to nothing in common. Try seeing both sides. It'll give you perspective.
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7th July 2009, 06:46 PM
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Reps: 420,789,245,205,130,112 (power: 420,789,245,205,150) | | Originally Posted by TerranceL Daisy I'm not questioning what you've posted above but do you have a source for this? (Considering the detail I know you do I'd just like to see it to use for myself.)
It's just Wikipedia. Use the footnotes if you have to give a real source.
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If such people were amenable to facts, they would have gotten the point long ago...Whatever it is that is blocking the understanding of the "denialist", it is not access to facts or information. The blockage is most likely emotional, possibly based on fear, and one does not most effectively deal with emotional barriers by using facts as instruments of assault and battery. - Dan Murphy |
7th July 2009, 11:26 PM
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Reps: 113,334,091,635,218,480 (power: 113,334,091,635,226) | | Originally Posted by Veritas Oh, you're just upset that I proved you wrong. I showed relavance and you couldn't remember. It's ok, senior moments happen!
You would know.
And no you didn't prove me wrong. Originally Posted by Veritas Now who'd making absurd comparisons? Palin and Obama have next to nothing in common. Try seeing both sides. It'll give you perspective.
Of course they do, they both seems to think they are above it all. What was obama saying right after the election to republicans? I won, get over it.
What's was palin doing in Alaska? Getting rid of people who she didn't like. |
7th July 2009, 11:26 PM
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Reps: 113,334,091,635,218,480 (power: 113,334,091,635,226) | | Originally Posted by aisy_Day It's just Wikipedia. Use the footnotes if you have to give a real source.
Gotcha! Thanks. |
8th July 2009, 01:12 AM
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Reps: 47,791,471,883,056,584 (power: 47,791,471,883,068) | | | lol... another failure in the long history of epic failures from Palin. The worst thing is that John McCain sold out his patriotism for what he thought was a quick political buck.
her career is over, but his should be as well. the notion that this woman could be VP right now is frankly terrifying, and McCain should be held to account for putting the country anywhere near that situation. |
8th July 2009, 08:13 AM
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Reps: 2,603,126,827,866,096,640 (power: 2,603,126,827,866,107) | | She wasn't treated any differently than anybody else was. newsminer.com • Palin's office details complaint costs
This repeated fabrication below needs to be put to rest. 1. According to rush limbaugh clintons little girl (when she was a little girl) looks like a dog.
And it's funny, but I don't remember the right getting horrified about the "attack on family" when rush was busy calling chelsea a poodle.
Wonder what changed?
Except, this is just another Al Franken lie that has been repeated enough times that the gullible repeat it ad nausea. http://lyingliar.com/?p=17
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8th July 2009, 08:18 AM
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8th July 2009, 09:19 AM
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Reps: 420,789,245,205,130,112 (power: 420,789,245,205,150) | | Originally Posted by LightHorseman Please don't make me defend CLINTON of all people... *sigh* Some days it is very difficult to be a conservative... mostly because all the other conservatives.
I know what you mean. Towards the end of his term, people in my office, Republicans all (one even voted twice for him), were trashing Bush so badly that I, the office liberal, felt obliged to defend him.
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If such people were amenable to facts, they would have gotten the point long ago...Whatever it is that is blocking the understanding of the "denialist", it is not access to facts or information. The blockage is most likely emotional, possibly based on fear, and one does not most effectively deal with emotional barriers by using facts as instruments of assault and battery. - Dan Murphy |
8th July 2009, 09:56 AM
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Reps: 2,603,126,827,866,096,640 (power: 2,603,126,827,866,107) | | Right, the complete compassion and strive for factual truth is overflowing from this post of absolute unsupported evidential support for the assertions. http://www.christianforums.com/t7382596-8/#post52293213
No need to try to apply an everyday occurrence like transfer, which many, many people choose for various reasons. On the other hand, take into account the fact that being one of four children from parents on middle to low income could have had any influence. No thought or hint of ones individual prudent choices from personal perspective are even considered when talking of her personal educational choices.
In addition, the list’s public political representation is beyond absurd when put in an honest perspective.
The entire list seems to put forth a partisan political mantra that ignores truth for punch and fodder. I Still Hate You, Sarah Palin by David Kahane on National Review Online=
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